Collaboration

The way we work has changed. Teams are no longer all working out of the same location or keeping to a standard 9-5 workday. Remote work, dispersed teams and 24×7 connectivity are the new norm as are expectations of a consumer-like experience with business applications. Iron Bow works with you to leverage existing investments in hardware, IT infrastructure and software to meet the demands of today’s workforce. These modern collaboration solutions are designed to be quickly adopted by end users while lightening the burden on IT. Solutions can be installed and run on premise, via the cloud or a hybrid.

IP Video and Telephony – leveraging the convergence of telephony, video and collaboration for the modern workplace.

Audio and Video Conferencing – designing and deploying technology and conferencing platforms that meets the needs of users.

Collaboration Applications – deploying the latest technologies, such as Cisco WebEx Calling, to help dispersed teams work together more effectively.

Telehealth – designing, deploying and managing solutions that make healthcare more affordable and accessible for providers and patients.

Audio Visual Solutions – from full-room solutions to mobile technology, designing solutions around your business need.

Programmability (Orchestration + Automation) – few solutions are perfect out of the box, customize solutions to get the most out of your collaboration tool investment.

Secure Collaboration for Government

Iron Bow’s Unified Communications Manager Cloud (UCM) for Government and Commercial – Formerly Hosted Collaboration Solution for Government (HCS-G), powered by Cisco, provides cloud-based unified communication and collaboration applications within a highly secure, virtualized platform under a centralized management system. This approach meets federal cloud mandates, reduces costs and easily connects end users on any device, resulting in reduced IT complexity for your agency. UCM is easily scaled to the size of your agency – this flexible solution is your cost effective and secure answer to accelerated adoption of cloud services. Cisco UCM is FedRAMP authorized.

Iron Bow’s Hosted Collaboration Solutions for Defense (HCS-D) – powered by Cisco, provides industry leading Cisco collaboration services including voice, video, instant messaging, presence and conferencing with U.S. Department of Defense-level security so users can collaborate security with anyone, anywhere, on their device of choice. HCS-D is Impact Level 5 (IL5) certified.

Iron Bow in Action

Four Star System for Four Star Use

A Department of Defense client required an upgrade to its audio visual capabilities in a number of its conference rooms which cater to high ranking Department of Defense officials hosting visiting dignitaries. This engagement had a variety of challenges relating to user comfort with high-end technologies, an inconsistent user-base, content sharing and security concerns, along with a severely outdated infrastructure. Iron Bow designed a solution that could meet these challenges while repurposing some of the client’s legacy equipment. The Iron Bow team implemented upgraded monitors, provided new audio mixers and installed a video wall that supports multiple inputs across the display. This solution allows for numerous inputs during a briefing such as several video teleconferencing inputs, presentation content and multiple live TV feeds all simultaneously running on the wall.

Enabling Face-to-Face Warfighter Support

A Department of Defense client required personnel located across multiple sites to be able to communicate real-time, face-to-face in a classified environment. They knew video teleconferencing could give them that ability. Previously, they had been communicating via telephone and email, both of which proved unsatisfactory for fully meeting their warfighting mission. Iron Bow provided design and implementation services for a unified approach to their communication architecture. This engagement encompassed survey, design, engineering, product acquisition, warehousing, product delivery to remote locations, on-site installation, testing and warranty support. The solution also included an assessment of current operational capabilities that established a baseline design of the client’s existing architecture. The team planned and designed the unified communications and interoperability architecture with input from government technical personnel. The resulting system provided the face-to-face interaction the client was looking for and made secure, real-time collaboration among remote teams much more effective.